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Welcome to the Irish Festivals in New Jersey where some of the nations largest Gaelic parades and festivals are held.
From Jersey City to the Jersey Shore, the summer holds a feast of Irish dances, bands, food, and of course some beer!
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Check the schedule for a festival in your area.
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New Jersey Irish Festivals |
New Jersey Irish Festival
Saturday - June 14, 2008
FirstEnergy Park
Lakewood, NJ
Exit 89 off the Garden State Parkway
732-202-1358
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Featuring food, music, merchandise, games, raffles, and additional entertainment for children, the New Jersey Irish Festival is a day-long celebration of Irish culture and heritage.
This year's event begins at 9 a.m. and will feature live entertainment all day long.
Entertainment includes performances by the New York Show Band, Willie Lynch, Searson, Celtic Cross and the DeNogla School of Dance.
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Irish Festival At The Jersey Shore
September 13th, 2008
Sea Girt National Guard Armory
6th Ave & Sea Girt Ave
Sea Girt, NJ
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Set along the dunes in Sea Girt, NJ the Irish Festival at the Jersey Shore features some of the region's best Irish Bands, Step Dancers, Irish cultural exhibits, traditional food, and fine products. Bring the family for this exciting day of fun in the sun at the Jersey Shore.
Rain or Shine:
Admission: $7 Advanced Tickets, $10 At The Gate, Children Under 12 Free
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27th Annual Feis
September 14, 2008
Sussex County Fairgrounds
Plains Road
Augusta, NJ
973-398-1228 or
973-853-7047
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Step Dancing Competition, Bagpipe Competition, Music, Art, Irish Language, Massed Bands, Food & Irish Vendors, Ceili, Session, Beer Garden
Entertainment Provided By
Mike Byrne Band, Eamonn Ryan Band,
Round The House Band,
Ian Gallagher, Dicey Riley Band
8:30am - 6pm
Mass: 10:30 AM
Ceili & Set Dancing at 1 PM with Patti Furlong
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Irish Fall Festival
September 18-21, 2008
Olde New Jersey Avenue
North Wildwood, NJ
609-729-0075
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One of the biggest Irish festivals in the country is held at the Jersey shore -- every September, Wildwood holds the annual Irish Fall Festival!
The yearly celebration of Irish heritage is expected to draw as many as a quarter of a million people to the resort of the Wildwoods for the festival.
The Four-day event celebrates Irish heritage with dancing, music, food, crafts and a piper competition.
8 a.m. - 11 p.m. Daily. Free |
Jersey City Irish Festival
Saturday, September 27th, 2008
11 am to 10 pm
at Exchange Place Downtown
Jersey City, NJ
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Free Admission
Irish Step Dancers, Pipe and Drums Irish Vendors, Beer and Irish Food Court
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